Transcript MAH Presentation ICM, Nov 2015

Erasmus+ utomeuropeisk
mobilitet
International Credit Mobility
2015-11-26
Erasmus+ utomeuropeisk
mobilitet
International Credit Mobility
Mobility for students and staff between programme countries
and partner countries, in both directions
Programme countries
28 EU member states
+
Iceland, Liechtenstein, Norway, the
former Yugoslav Republic of
Macedonia, Turkey
Partner countries
All other countries worldwide
Erasmus+ utomeuropeisk
mobilitet
International Credit Mobility
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All study levels: bachelor, master, PhD.
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3-12 months for students, 5 days -2 months for staff
•
Based on the same mechanisms as Erasmus+ mobility
(a charter, bilateral agreements, learning agreements)
•
Project length is 2 years
BUDGET
Five funding instruments:
• European Neighbourhood Instrument (ENI)
• Instrument for Pre-accession (IPA)
• Development Co-operation Instrument (DCI)
• Partnership Instrument (PI)
• European Development Fund (EDF)
BUDGET
BUDGET
European Neighbourhood Instrument (ENI) 45%
Instrument for Pre-accession (IPA) 18%
BUDGET
Development Co-operation Instrument (DCI) 24%
Partnership Instrument (PI) 9%
BUDGET
European Development Fund (EDF) 4%
African, Caribbean and Pacific states
BUDGET
Budget for Sweden 2016
STUDENT GRANTS
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Travel grants: € 180-1100 per student depending on
distance between home/host country
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Incoming students: grants of € 850, € 800 or € 750 per
month depending on living costs in host country
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Outgoing students: € 650 per month
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Extra funding for students with disabilites can be
granted separately
STAFF/TEACHER GRANTS
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Travel grants: € 180-1100 per person depending on
distance between home/host country
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Incoming staff: grants of € 160, € 140, € 120 eller € 100
per day depending on living costs in host country, for
maximum 14 days. After that 70% of this amount.
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Outgoing staff: € 160 per day
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Extra funding for staff with disabilites can be granted
separately
APPLICATION
1. Identify partner institutions
2. Write bilateral agreements
3. Malmö University (international office) sends application to UHR (31
January 2016)
4. Application is assessed by UHR experts (quality criteria)
5. UHR announces approved applications for Sweden and writes contracts
with approved institutions for a number of grants per region and per type
of mobility
6. Approved projects can start sending/receiving students and staff
Timetable:
 December 2015: application support from the international office
 Mid-January 2016: deadline for faculties to submit applications to
the International Office
 31 January 2016: Malmö University sends application to UHR
APPLICATION
Identify partner institutions at Malmö University
- Ongoing cooperations?
- Bilateral agreements?
- Linneaus-Palme projects?
APPLICATION
Quality questions – award criteria
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the relevance of the planned mobilities
the quality of cooperation agreements
the quality of the project design
its impact and dissemination for each Partner Country.
Förberedande besök för
Erasmus+ utomeuropeiska
aktiviteter - Preparatory visits
• Funding for Swedish institutions to visit
partner countries (not programme countries)
• No deadline – ongoing applications
• Maximum 2 persons per visit and 2
applications per institution and call
• Application online at
http://utbyten.se/sv/Program/Program-A--O/Erasmus-forberedande-besokutomeuropeiskt-samarbete/